If the deal has enough meat on the bones to hire a GC and still make money then yes.

And if things are wrong here, you just kill the deal.It's hard for all 4 of them to lie to me at the same time; however, 3 of the 4 people that I listed are also incentivized for me to buy the property so maybe next time I should have more neutral parties telling me about what is wrong with the house.But for large MFH deals where your downside if you screw up is enormous, I'd fly out.

PS know know and understand the whole play to your strengths thing and outsource your weaknesses which is my plan eventually but not with my first property because  want as much profit coming back to me at this time because as it is am living in the basement suite which takes away from the limited cash flow already get.  

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A 5 minute drive from where I lived could have put me at a cliff where you could be a rescue victim so its easy to escape the city feel.

I am hoping people on this forum could recommend me an agent who will take a flat rate and rebate the rest of the commission to me at closing.

The numbers seem decent, as does the address, but the meat of a turnkey company is going to come in the rehab quality, the property management, etc.

It sounds too good ....If a turnkey outfit buys a distressed property at a discount, puts money into it, rents it, and manages the property, exactly how and why are they going to sell it to me at a price that allows me to make a profit?

Have been dealing with all the nay-sayers, but really believe this has potential to work well for me. At